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== [[Real Life]] == |
== [[Real Life]] == |
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* Studies show that more trusting people are often more capable of telling when others are lying. |
* Studies show that more trusting people are often more capable of telling when others are lying.{{citation needed}} |
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** Which is the kind of [[Fridge Brilliance]] only found in [[Real Life]]. A person gets mistrustful if they get burnt one time too many - if you can see lies and deceptions coming, people will not get a chance to betray you, and therefore you will not become hurt, wary and eventually (possibly) paranoid. |
** Which is the kind of [[Fridge Brilliance]] only found in [[Real Life]]. A person gets mistrustful if they get burnt one time too many - if you can see lies and deceptions coming, people will not get a chance to betray you, and therefore you will not become hurt, wary and eventually (possibly) paranoid. |
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*** The opposite could just as easily be argued if one sees 'being lied to' as the cause and then 'becoming more apprensive of potential lies' as the effect, rather than the reverse. |
*** The opposite could just as easily be argued if one sees 'being lied to' as the cause and then 'becoming more apprensive of potential lies' as the effect, rather than the reverse. |
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